A subcontinent trip rarely stays inside one border — the Buddhist circuit across northern India, the Himalaya in Nepal, the tea hills and temples of Sri Lanka. One regional eSIM keeps you online across all three, with no SIM swap when you fly between them.
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Tourist SIM cards in India mean paperwork — a passport, a photo and an activation wait that can run into the next day. Skip it: install this eSIM before you fly and you land in Delhi, Kathmandu or Colombo already connected. The same regional plan covers India, Nepal and Sri Lanka (plus 30+ more countries in Asia) on a single data balance, so the classic India → Nepal → Sri Lanka loop needs just one purchase. Use it for maps around Old Delhi, ride-hailing in Kathmandu, and trains booked through the Sri Lankan hill country. Be realistic about the terrain: coverage is strong in cities and along main routes but thins in the high Himalaya and remote rural districts — carry offline maps for the trekking and back-country legs. Data-only: keep your home number in the phone for calls, and let the eSIM handle data.
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